what is the difference between mandela and willie horton? he was paroled by dukakis-- so they hung that around dukakis's knack for the whole campaign and here he is comparing mandela with willie horton? my blood pressure went up a few points and all the members of congress were angry. i said to hell with it. i will tell you everything i said, fascist, go home. for you the house chambers, let's put all not cease to bed. go tell the headline scavenger the willie horton is more like his mama. only the black guys got that. [applause] >> thank you, thank you. >> i will close out with a nice funny one. and that is, at the time that they were trying to cut the school lunch program they insisted before reagan came in that they wanted to cut back on the school lunch program and one the one-way proposal is that you had to have a vegetable the nutritionist said so they said well, let's declare that ketchup is a vegetable. if you have ketchup, you have a vegetable. that is bad enough but the next go-round they didn't even talk about specifically what th

he is comparing mandela to willie horton? my blood pressure went up. all the members of congress where a agree. i said to hell with it. i went to the congressional record. what i said, fascists' go home. the house chambers -- let's put all nazis in bed and make hitler did. tell the headline -- more like his mama. only the black guys got that. >> thank you. i will close out a nice funny one. at the time they were trying to cut the school lunch program they insisted president reagan came in they wanted to cut out the school lunch program and one way he proposed was you have to have a vegetable in every lunge so they said let's declare that ketchup is a vegetable. if you have catch up you have a vegetable. that is bad enough. the next go round they didn't even talk about specifically what they were going to cut. they just said we are going to cut $2 billion out of the school lunch program. i came with this one which people find funny. they recited their lead in. put it in a magazine. they put in punctuation. i didn't have any punctuation. the nation needs

. >> pasó más de 2 décadas nelson mandela que se traspasa.ntes que además de satisfacer al mercado local exporta a gran parte del mundo. >> tiene 322 años y es una de las bodegas más antigüas de la región. perteneció a una familia noble inglesa. >> el clima no solamente favorece la cosecha de muchas buenas uvas si no también de calidad. >> la gastronomía es diverás. >> >> sudáfrica se prepara para recibir al mundo y sudáfrica está ansiosa para visitarla. >> >> mañana en la segunda parte de su serie especial rumbo al mundial nos hablarán acerca del plan de seguridad que nos amplía sudáfrica. >> mientras tanto univisión anunció que la canción de shakira waka-escrita por shakira fue escogida por la fifa y se escuchará en los segmento especiales antes de cada uno de los 64 partidos. >> univisión móvil te da la oportunidad de viajar a sudáfrica. más información en univisión.com con la uni clave "gol". >> buenas noches. waka-escrita la television estaria llegando a millones de hogares y sin necesidad de un monitor... la a ampliacion solamente a

. >> justamente una de las cÁrceles más cÉlebres, allÍ pasÓ mÁs de dos dÉcadas nelson mandela que luegonivel. una de las tantas opciones turÍsticas es la de participar en una verdadera cataciÓn de vinos, se puede disfrutar de una excelente jornada astronÓmica. estas una de las bodegas mÁs importantes que ademÁs de satisfacer al mercado exporta. es una de las bodegas mÁs antiguas de la naciÓn, pertenecÍa una familia noble francesa. >> muy bueno este vino blanco. >> el clima es de caracterÍsticas mediterrÁneas permitiÓ tener por dos alimenticios de primera calidad. >> la gastronomÍa es extremadamente diversa en este paÍs, se cocina elaborada y de granja. >> el mundo estÁ ansiosa por visitarla, en ciudad del cabo pablo univisiÓn. >> hablando del mundial, univisiÓn anunció que la canciÓn de shakira "waka waka" cuya traducciÓn es "esto es su sudÁfrica" será la canciÓn oficial de sudÁfrica, que se escuchara antes de los partidos que por supuesto usted podrÁ ver sÓlo aquÍ en univisiÓn. gracias por haber estado con nosotros aquÍ en Última hora, muchas gracias, que descanse, hasta maÑana. ♪

taylor, after a dinner hosted by nelson mandela and africa 13 years ago.he was awoken in the middle of the night, she says, by a group of men who presented her with an uncut diamonds. she is no stranger to african, -- conflict, having campaigned tirelessly. ms. campbell refused to talk to the prosecution in the past and that she denied the rough diamond gift. she was questioned about the diamond on an appearance on the oprah winfrey show. when asked about the diamond, she said she did not want to be involved in the taylor case, saying she did not want to put your family in danger. -- her family in danger. >> and that is just about it for this edition. do stay with us here on bbc world news. >> "bbc world news" is presented by kcet, los angeles. funding for this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu, the newman's own foundation, and the john d. and catherine t. macarthur foundation, and union bank. >> hello and welcome. >> see the news unfold. get the top stories from around the globe and click to

now for britain to remain relevant, it needs to make special alliances with the post-mandela generation. >> you do not establish a relationship with that generation. the relationship will be minuscule. >> the kind of man britain wants to do business with is the manager of one of the first black-owned wine firms and has received british grants. britain is the biggest export market for south african wines. little wonder then that the possibility of a hung parliament thousands of miles away is being talked about right here. >> it is scary. it might slow down progress. >> whenever routes britain takes politically, south africa will remain a key partner, even if it has its sights set on new horizons. bbc news, cape town. >> full panic-from iceland is again causing -- volcanic ash from iceland is again causing flight delays. we get the latest. >> a fresh plume of volcanic ash in iceland stretching thousands of feet into the air. the volcano has been erupting for weeks, but it got worse and the winds have been blowing the heavier ash cloud in our direction, causing another day of disruption fo

what was the purpose of mandela? what was the purpose of did, and the others?the vietnam war driving of the french. and they were using care. the affiliate and used tear. mandela was blowing up passenger trains. is blowing up the king david hotel one. get out of our country. terrorism is the price of empire. they are over here on 9/11 because we are over there. if we had not been over there, in my judgment, they would not be over your. now we hear all this, i heard mayor bloomberg this morning, i don't know about this, what happened in times square, but they are attacking us for our freedom to they are not sitting out there in case of afghanistan stumbling on the constitution, the bill of rights is a holy smokes, do you realize these americans have freedom of religion, we have to go over and kill them. they want us out of the country and out of their region because they want to impose their will on their countries. and the united states is the chief power preventing that. now, maybe that's good. but in my judgment empire is not worth the price, and the price of

now, for britain to remain belloc -- relevant, it needs fresh alliances with a post- mandela generation. >> if you do not establish a relationship with that generation, i think london's relationship will be minuscule. >> the kind of man britain wants to do business with is the manager of one of the first black-owned wine firms. he has already receive british grants to make his business grow. britain is the biggest export market for south african wine. little wonder, then, that the possibility parliament thousands of miles away is being talked about right here. >> with the home government, it might slow down progress. >> whatever robert intakes politically, south africa will remain a key partner, even if it has its sights set on new horizons. >> iceland's cloud of volcanic ash has made an unwelcome return to the skies above the u.k. airport is closed. hundreds of flights have been canceled in scotland and northern ireland, and forecasters are warning the cloud may drift towards northern england and wales. >> a fresh plume of volcanic ash in iceland stretching thousands of feet into the a

. >> nelson mandela. i went to south africa. this was in 1998.ngry, he was not. he really was an amazing, still is an amazing man. it was a good interview but we have to leave it there. >> hey, guys go, thanks very mu

. >> nelson mandela. i went to south africa. this was in 1998. in a bitter and angry, he was not. hell

the same is true for nelson mandela in south africa. shamefully, has a lot of people on the conservative side of the argument made that very point. back then, the conservative case for south africa is not so different from the one that roger is making for iran. this is a reality that is not going to change. there are great dangers in regime change. we have to deal with the devil we know. it behooves the the administration to give them every opportunity [unintelligible] that is absolutely crucial. to the obama administration's credit, particularly hillary clinton, she has taken initiative to open up an electronic access -- which has been suppressed by the regime -- to twitter. even i am too old to figure out what all of these technologies are. it is essentially the same thing that the west did, both on the left and the right, in poland during the solidarity years. they provided printing presses for solidarity so that they could circulate. the main point is that we did not forget what happened in 1980. we did not forsake the solidarity mo

the same is true for nelson mandela in south africa. shamefully, has a lot of people on the conservative side of the argument made that very point. back then, the conservative case for south africa is not so different from the one that roger is making for iran. this is a reality that is not going to change. there are great dangers in regime change. we have to deal with the devil we know. it behooves the the administration to give them every opportunity [unintelligible] that is absolutely crucial. to the obama administration's credit, particularly hillary clinton, she has taken initiative to open up an electronic access -- which has been suppressed by the regime -- to twitter. it is essentially the same thing that the west did, both on the left and the right, in poland during the solidarity years. they provided printing presses for solidarity so that they could circulate. the main point is that we did not forget what happened in 1980. we did not forsake the solidarity movement for the political convenience is with of the soviet union whi

mandela was not at the lunch counter by blowing up passenger trains. get the brits out and get out of the country. terrorism is the place they are over here on 9/11 if we had not been over there in my judgment they would not be over here. i heard mayor bloomberg this morning. they are attacking us for our freedom. they're not sitting in the caves of afghanistan but holy smoke. do you realize the is american? they want us out of their country coming out of the region because they want to oppose their rules on their countries and the united states are that the chief but the empire is not worth the price and it is terrorism. that a single act of terrorism i know of 1980 through 2001 was a single iraqi involvement. why are they killing all of our people? because we are there. this is the weapon they have and as long as empires sit on top of people they will be terrorize. >> host: next call from cleveland ohio. >> caller: now was wondering if patten has read the civil disobedience then have taken time to digest it. what do you think of it? if not maybe i ca

what kept nelson mandela going?hat else but faith and courage keeps our brothers and sisters in the war in iraq and afghanistan? what about our parents who work persevered and forced to eat in colored restaurants? what else but faith and courage kept all of our grandparents fighting for the right to vote in this country? what got me through april calculus class? all of you will encounter situations large and small that are seemingly impossible, from finding a job in the midst of a recession to controlling your privacy settings on facebook. these struggles are not only worth fighting for but they are important in how the shape our lives. i would not be the person i am today -- i would not be the same person were and not having embarked on a metal career, though i might have more hair. but i would never give up the experiences i have had for anything, nor the hope and faith that things will improve in haiti. my second question is why any of you should care about places like haiti or the homeless in chicago. i am often

nelson mandela, indira gandhi, lincoln, and others faced a a seemingly impossible odds. past year you have gone through the worst financial crisis since the great depression. a lot of it has been mistakes that helped bring on the crisis. in this crisis, many also take response to the and do something about it. at the darkest moments when it seemed like the whole system was unraveling, i saw men and women at my company and at other companies are run the world that took extraordinary action. they did not want to complain. they got knocked down and they got up and tried to do something about it. they tried to contain the crisis, all the while knowing that they may actually fail at what they were trying to do. they understood that the well- being and it demands of people depending -- depended on them getting it under control. they showed the fortitude of dealing with a tough situation and dealing with lives and setbacks. before i became -- before was with jpmorgan chase, i was with citigroup. i remember coming home to explain what happened to my wife and my three young daugh

what else but faith and courage led nelson mandela to the presidency of south africa? what else but faith and courage keeps the brothers and sisters in the armed forces going in iraq and afghanistan? what allowed my parents and grandparents to forbid -- the fortitude to persevere after being beaten in race riots and being forced to sit in the back of the bus? what else kept all of our grandparents fighting for the right to vote in this country. getting the through brutal calculus class, faith and courage. as you leave and embarked on the rest of your lives, a seemingly impossible. from punishing your next agreed to finding a job in the middle of a recession. when the admiral and all of the nameless stock sales, thus, these struggles are not only worth fighting for, they are incredibly important in how they shake our lives. i would not be the person i am today -- excuse me, i would not be the same person had i not embark on this medical association. although i would probably have more hair. like the admiral i would not trade my experiences for anything. nor the hope and